How to run c# project in local network

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I have created one registration page in one system and i want to share the same in different machines VIA LAN only and want to share the same data base in the same machines.

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I am new to this concept to i did not tried but watched some tutorial but i unable to execute.

Posted 10-Feb-16 23:32pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2016-02-11T00:04:00

If you want to share a database, you really need to use a database management system, like SQL Server or MySql - Access, SQLite, or SQLCE are not good at multi-user working.
That means that you need to install a version of SQL Server on a PC that is "visible" to all the other PC's on the LAN, and make your software access the DB via that.

That's not complicated, but it is far too much to explain in a little text box like this!
Start here: http://www.dotnetperls.com/sqlclient[^] - it does a fair job of getting you started.